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December 5, 2000Focusing on the imagination and the imaginary, the exhibit includes games, toys, and playthings that have shaped the experiences of the city's children....
December 5, 2000One hundred and fifty chairs and dozen sofas will celebrate the move to London from Leeds by Windsor House Antiques....
December 5, 2000The show surveys the brightly colored, highly patterned, visually saturated works of this recently rediscovered artist. ...-
December 5, 2000An $800 million "cloudlike" Guggenheim to reshape NYC's waterfront...Museums will be more responsible for possible Nazi looted art...Terra Foundation mired in controversy....
December 5, 2000The scope of the show according to Brian Haughton was to present cutting-edge art and design, combining top dealers from Europe and America and the Far East." Objective accomplished....
December 5, 2000Don Troiani claimed copyright infringement involving costume designs used in "The Patriot."...-
December 5, 2000This aspect of the trade has gained new visibility through the US Department of Justice's price fixing case against Sotheby's and Christie's....
December 5, 2000The 2,300-year-old coffin of an Egyptian priest and four companion statues are on view in the Jamail Atrium on the second level....
December 5, 2000Fall sales of American art concluded last week at the city's three major auction houses....
December 5, 2000Sixty-three clients registered to bid online via Antiquorum Online for a total of $488,072; altogether 1,959 watch enthusiasts viewed the live broadcast via the Internet....
December 5, 2000More than 450 lots sold consisted of treenware, decorated toleware, chalkware, redware, wrought iron, glass, and fraktur....
December 5, 2000With final sales reaching well over $500,000, Selman's auction made the argument that what is often maligned as desk decoration is revered by many as artwork. ...
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